San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-28

Col. Smye, OF tie Alamo brewery,
says 1t will not be long before his new
beer will be on the market
M. S. Carly, proprietor OF the San
Antonio Fish pond, will sell me fresh
iish next week.
For sale-A gentle buggy horse ana
harness; only S25. Apply at Az North
Laredo street, any day from IL to 8 p. ~
Some Of the best families OF our city
go out to the springs every night 10 zee
the fine entertainment
"Tis like salvation. Free" the fine
show at the San Pedro springs. Every
night this week.
Good servant girls who will consent
to remain in the house tw" or three
nights in the week are hard TO find.
If rival, or and enemy flourishes,
envy.
The Bohemian qusrtette, 1t Is sad TO
relate, will soon be broken by the abb
sence Of one of it's members.
Carlos Bee has sufficiently recov-
cred to be able to return to his duties NJ
the pOst-Otilce.
"A company with a s ,OO0, 900 capital
has been organized 10 work the rich iron
mines In Llano county.
The Lacoste family have peculiar
pomegranate tree In their garden that
yields pink, red and blue flowers.
Col. +. p. Hord reports a good rain
as having fallen on part OF his ranch, ten
miles northwest Of the city, yesterday
afternoon.
Several police officers were called
upon Yesterday TO kill r supposed raDlu
dog near the Public High school. The
dog proved not 10 be mad.
The moonlight picnic and dance OF
the Unique club, at Muth's pavilion,
last night, was attended by about TWEEN
ty couples.
Harry Baum has shaved his mus
tache and the change in him is so great
that he travelled incOgnitO last night
until he arrived at Muth's pavilion.
One of our young commission mer-
chants, Mr.. j. b. CrOwt"er, IL Is re-
ported. will be married next month TO
lady in distant city.
I AT the prohibition meeting last night
some illmannered fellow called the
speaker liar. The speaker showed his
good sense in paying no heed to him.
The San Antonio Fish Culture will
have live fish for sale on Military plaza
tomorrow morning. See advertisement
elsewhere.
Negotiations are pending with
view TO induce Mrs. Lsngtry 10 play in
San Antonio and the principal Texas
o ties in February next.
"A man who died recently on Gov
eminent hill and supposed to be
pauper, was discovered to have held an
insurance policy Of $1,000 on his life.
The Belknaps and the Browns will
play base ball at the springs on Sunday
next. The Belknaps is an OtishOOt OF the
Belknap Rifles, and this will be their
maiden game.
"A neutrality-suspicious. de-
bate between MacAndersOn, w. Ii. Hus-
ton and Jacob Coll. drew crowd on
| the sidewalk on SOledsd street this
morning.
"A visitor TO this city claims to have
discovered copper mine in Bsndera
that is very rich In metal. A sample
produced shows an assay of over 80 per
cent OF pure copper.
Mrs. Smith. whose effects were
burned in the house of Mr. Ambrust
Tuesday night had $500 insurance on
| the furniture. while Ambrust, whose
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Tip Morrison, cOlOred, was arrested
yesterday and locked in the county Jail
| on authority of warrant from Gray
SOL county, On charge Of theft Ofa mule.
MANY important citizens of Castro
vile, have issued an emphatic protest
against the prejudiced accounts made in
the Thumm HildebraDd killing case.
The moonlight hop TO be given at
Muths pavilion 90 Friday will be given
BY the San Antonio Singing and Social
club and not by the MendelssOhn So
Ciety.
"A lady living next door to the house
burned on Dallas street Tuesday night
lost purse, SIS in cash and gold
bracelet from u bureau drawer, the
bureau having been carried into the
street with the remainder of her furni-
ture for safety.
The Young Mems Benevolent So
ciety, of which both are members, held
a meeting last night and passed mea-
sures for the relief OF Meesrs r. E.
Bond and Geo. ID. ROemer, both Of
whom are quite i'll.
A certain saloon keeper who has
been out collecting subscriptions from
his brother liquor dealers for the cam.
paign fund, collected $l60 today fin |
two saloons and charged per CIT ~
its collection, which he retsjgd.
Lucy King, coI&d, nlcknamed |
"Deafy," on aq9G2nt of being a deaf |
mute, was released from Jail today, |
mhers ~ was serving out fine for |
lighting. The county judge allowed her |
So per day for her time in Jail.
"A railroad brakeman from the west
says there is cholera raging in Quay |
mas, Mexico, and that while Texas has
recently Quar8ntined against Ii, Cali |
fOrnia and Arizona have not, and Texas |
is just as liable 10 infection as before,
unless quarantine is established against |
California and Arizona.
There is scripture Injunction, |
LET your moderation be known to all |
men," Any who may be excited beyond |
reasonable bounds on the question of |
the day, might pause and consider. |
Nothing is gained by loss OF temper; and |
the use of furious inveOtives.
The poor negro man, Robert Simp- |
son, fined $75 by the recorder for car
rying a pistol, is still in jail, although |
the council voted to remit it at the time |
DR.. RutherfOrd's fine was RENTED. |
Now, why discriminate between an in |
fiuential white man and poor negro?
Tip Morris, the colOred man who |
was arrested yesterday for theft of
mule in Sherman, GraysOn county, has
lived here for number of years and
was supposed to be all right. The theft
is alleged to have been committed by
him seven years ago, and the arrest was
brought about by meens of q descrip-
ton of him found in the sheriff's book of